consider tqdm instead of print statements for simulations

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Segregation Measurement, Inferential Statistics, and Decomposition Analysis

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consider tqdm instead of print statements for simulations #99

Closed knaaptime closed 5 years ago

knaaptime commented 5 years ago

these print statements dont show up in jupyterlab for me so I end up with a ton of blank space in the notebook and no indication of what's happening.

What about shifting over to tqdm.auto which would be a bit more aesthetically pleasing and robust?

renanxcortes commented 5 years ago

Sure, definitely +1 for that. I didn't know it didn't show on JupyterLab. I just wanted to avoid some possible dependency crashing using tqdm as I already experienced before in other packages.

knaaptime commented 5 years ago

i'm not sure its a jupyterlab issue per se, could be a unix-y thing (\n vs \r ?) but either way...

renanxcortes commented 5 years ago

This was merged in https://github.com/pysal/segregation/pull/109.